The Troublemakers is a science fiction novel by George O. Smith, first published in 1960. The story explores themes of genetics, societal conformity, and personal freedom through the experiences of characters like Paul and Mrs. Hanford, who are concerned about their rebellious daughter, Gloria. Alongside them is Junior Spaceman Howard Reed, who challenges bureaucratic constraints in his quest to expand humanity's reach into space. The novel delves into the implications of genetic engineering within a regulated society, making it a notable work in psychological science fiction.
